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Before we get acquainted with the most common signs about birds, let's try to figure out how birds used to be treated. In fact, mostly birds were associated with goodness and joy, it was believed that it carries only positive in itself. However, this does not apply to all birds, there are some types of birds that do not carry anything good in themselves.

The most common opinion was that any bird is the souls of the dead who arrived on Earth to inform a person about something. In this regard, birds began to be associated also with messengers.

But here, for example, a raven or a magpie is always something bad. The first, as you know, is a symbol of misfortune, grief and misfortune, and the second means slyness and deceit. But the crow should not be confused with the crow, which has always personified the mind, creativity and connection with the otherworldly.

The most positive in terms of symbolism are the oriole, the starling and the rooster. The first brings a person the positive energy of the Sun, light and joy in the house. And the starling is always energy and the ability to maintain good and kind relations with all the people around. The rooster personifies real beauty, as well as the harmony of soul and body.

And love and family happiness are symbolized, of course, by a swan and a dove. They bring peace, tranquility and happiness to this world.

All these symbols appeared for a reason, but as a result of the observations of our ancestors. People have always tried to predict the future, and birds served as one of the signs, well, let's find out what superstitions existed before about them.

Notes about poultry

Not only a fallen fork or spoon speaks of unexpected guests. There is a belief that if a rooster comes up to the gate and at the same time cries loudly, then soon someone will come to visit you.
But if you saw chickens calmly walking in the rain in the yard, then you should know that the bad weather will end soon.
It is very bad if a bird in a cage or just any poultry dies on the wedding day. Such a marriage will be unhappy, the spouses will constantly quarrel and eventually disperse.
There is also a belief that if chickens drink a lot of water, then the coming year will be dry, and at the same time the harvest will not produce rich fruits. If the chickens go to bed early, then on the contrary, this indicates that the year will be rich in rains. This is also evidenced by the fact that turkeys bathe in sand or snow. Then there will be a lot of rain in summer, and a prolonged thaw in winter.
It has always been a bad omen if a mother hen puts all her chickens under her - this is to bad weather and serious troubles in the coming year.
If the chickens cackle loudly, then beware of quarrels with your neighbors or household members.
Previously, it was often possible to meet some kind of black bird in the yard, because according to popular beliefs, it serves as a talisman for the house against troubles, fire, thieves and crop failure.

Signs about wild birds

If a bird flew into the house, then this is not a very good sign, because then someone may die this year. As we have already mentioned, the bird is a symbol of the spirit of deceased relatives who are trying to warn the household about the impending disaster. However, a flown bird is not always to death, sometimes it's just some kind of news. But only if she flew into the window and immediately flew back.
Ravens have never been loved and have always been feared, and for good reason, because according to the sign, if this bird circles over the house, then this is to death or a serious illness. But not always a raven is bad, for example, if they croak long and mournfully, then it will soon rain.
But if a dove got into a house where there is a free girl, then this is not at all a reason to grieve, but rather rejoice. According to ancient beliefs, a dove portends a quick wedding. In general, these birds were very loved, as they usually foreshadowed only good things. For example, if a dove walks on the porch, on the windowsill, or on the balcony, then there will never be serious quarrels, troubles and misfortunes in this house. After all, it is a symbol of family well-being. In addition, if the dove did not come to you with an empty beak, then harmony and joy will reign in your house.
When a bird knocks on the window, especially a titmouse, this is good news. However, be careful, because if it is a crow or even worse than a crow, then the news will be bad.
The next sign is also associated with a tit. It is believed that if this bird sat on your hand, then you must immediately make a wish. If after that she is silent, then nothing will come true, if, on the contrary, she voiced, then be sure that the conceived will come true.
A sparrow, who flew into the house of an unmarried woman, also spoke of an imminent wedding. However, this will only come true if the bird chirps and flies away. In other cases, this is for the news. If sparrows have built nests above the house, then the future husband will soon appear in the house.
Magpie is always deceit or gossip. So, if this bird jumps on the porch or on the balcony, then the owners of this house will either be slandered or embroiled in intrigues. But she did not always portend trouble, since they used to believe that if a magpie sits on the roof of a house where there is a patient, then this is for his speedy recovery.
The stork, according to superstition, brings only joy and happiness to the house. It is not for nothing that when asked by children where he was born, they say that the stork brought them. And all because if this bird builds a nest near the house, then its owners will be happy all their lives, and they will also know neither poverty, nor bitter tears, nor serious losses.
Until now, many are frightened by a dead bird found in their yard, however, according to popular beliefs, such an event can bring only minor losses. But, they were attentive to the fact if they found a dead tit, which always personified happiness. Indeed, in this case, happiness in the house will disappear for a long time, and laughter will change to tears.
An owl hoots loudly near the house about the imminent addition to the family. This is also evidenced by a flock of crows or magpies that soar above the roof. However, if one crow or magpie soars over the roof, this is a deception and betrayal. But if a lot of jackdaws and crows come together on the roof, then there will soon be a wedding in this house.
We all know from childhood that if you hear a cuckoo, you must definitely ask her: "Cuckoo, cuckoo, how long do I have left to live?" However, as it turned out, there are several more signs associated with this bird. For example, if you hear it near your house, then this is the death of one of the household members. If you just hear the cuckoo, then you need to have time to ask not only a well-known question, but also ring a trifle in your pocket, they say - this is to wealth and wealth. It’s bad if you hear this bird on an empty stomach, because then it will be a misfortune.
But since ancient times, the swallow has been considered a symbol of good luck and success, so if suddenly this bird made a nest under the roof of a residential building, then its inhabitants tried to protect it. After all, if this event happened, it means a good wife and a good atmosphere in the house. But when this bird abruptly left the nest, then this is only to bad weather and troubles. This also applies to storks, if they leave the nest that they made on the pipe of the house, then soon there will be a fire or poverty.

There are many signs of birds. For example, our ancestors believed that the house in which pigeons live would never burn down. Whoever has pigeons in his yard, his household is in full swing, that is, it abounds.

At the same time, a bird flying through the window most often predicted misfortune.

However, it all depends on the type of bird flying through the window. According to popular beliefs, a dove flying through the window portends good news, a swallow - a wedding, but a tit - illness or death. But still, most of the bird signs relate to the weather.

Bird signs for rain

Finch rumbling - to the rain. The finch sits quietly, quietly, monotonously sings - to the rain. A large woodpecker taps a bough with its beak on a fine summer day - be rain. Seagulls swim a lot - unfortunately.

You will not hear a capercaillie a few days before a bad weather. Pigeons cooing - to the bucket, hiding - the weather is getting worse.

Rooks hover high in flocks and descend like an arrow to the ground - it will rain. Rooks in flocks with a cry hover over the nests, then sit down, then take off again - wait for the weather to change.

On a fine spring evening, woodcocks do not “pull” - expect bad weather. Thrush screams sharply in bad weather.

If suddenly in the middle of summer swifts disappear from the city - wait for a lingering rain. If poultry do not hide from the rain, then it will be for a long time. Cranes fly low and fast, silently - bad weather will come soon.

The oriole on a sunny day makes sounds reminiscent of a flute melody, and before the weather worsens, it screams piercingly.

The heart-rending cry in dry weather of homebodies - jackdaws - is also a sure sign of rain in both summer and autumn.

The larks are sitting, ruffled, - to a thunderstorm. Kites are circling in the air, their drawn-out “pee-and-it” is heard - before bad weather.

Partridges, black grouse are removed from the trees and fly away from open places into the depths of the forest - wait for the storm.

In the summer, before the rain, rooks often “graze” on the grass than on roads and plowing. The owl screams at night - to rain and cold. Owls and quails call before the rain.

The pheasant sits on tree branches in the evening - a dry, quiet night, hides in the bushes - rain and wind.

Seagulls on the shore raise a hubbub - to bad weather. Seagulls remain on the shore and roam with a squeak among the coastal cliffs or sandbanks - soon there will be a storm.

Blackbirds begin to whistle piercingly, hide - there will be a storm, rain.

Jackdaws and crows perched on the lower branches of trees - wait for the wind. Before rain, the hooded crow usually perches on a bough or hedge, puffs up, hunches over, lowers its wings, and sits like an ancient old woman.

Sitting and croaking. The raven flies and croaks - to the rain.

Bird tips for good weather

A seagull walks on the sand - it promises melancholy to a sailor, a seagull sat on the water - wait for good weather. Seagulls fly far into the sea - to the bucket. If seagulls land on the water, on the mast or rigging of the ship, there will be good stable weather.

sea birds sit on the water - to good weather.

Larks walk around the field - to clear, good weather. Notes on birds. The lark sings - to clear weather. Before the warmth, the bird in the cage sings more cheerfully.

Cranes fly high in autumn - to good weather. By dry, clear and warm weather, capercaillie, like many other birds, sit on the very tops of trees. .

By clear and dry weather, larks sing a lot and for a long time, but if they are not heard from the very dawn, it will rain. Kulik flies to the field - to clear weather.

Swallows and swifts fly high above the ground - tomorrow without rain. The swans leave the polynyas and disperse along the ponds - to heat.

Swifts flying high above the buildings until late twilight are a sign of the preservation of warm good weather.

When capercaillie mating on a rainy morning, one can hope for an improvement in the weather. The nightingale sings all night - before a fine, sunny day.

The lapwing flies low - to prolonged dry weather, calls in the evening - to clear weather.

Bird tips for spring

Early crowing of roosters in severe frosts is a harbinger of warm weather. The bullfinch under the window chirps - to the thaw. The white wagtail - a recognized harbinger of ice drift - always arrives on the eve of the opening of the rivers.

Rook on the mountain - spring in the yard. The rook has arrived - in a month the snow will come down. The seagull flew in - soon the ice will go.

The rooks arrived before March 14 - the snow will melt early. Rooks fly right to the old nests - there will be a friendly spring, hollow water will run away all at once. The rooks arrived early - by the warm spring.

The lark sang - it's time to go to the arable land. When the nightingale sang in mid-May, spring will come together. Migrant flies together - and the spring to be friendly. Early arrival of cranes - by early spring.

Bird signs for frost, cold snap, snow

Jackdaws gather in large flocks and scream loudly - for clear weather, in winter - for frost.

If a magpie flies close to housing and climbs under the roof, there will be a blizzard. If the cranes went south on John the Baptist (September 11), wait for early winter.

The finch flies away - wait for a cold snap, and the lark arrives - it will be warm. Birds insulate their overnight stays on the eve of severe cold snaps. Titmouse begins to squeak in the morning - expect frost at night.

Titmouse screams in the morning - to frost. Titmouse tend to climb under the roof - to bad weather, cold, snowstorms.

Bullfinch whistles - winter is coming. The owl screams - the cold broadcasts. Black grouse and partridges fly away in winter from open places and rare copses - under the protection of boron or forest - soon a snowstorm. A few hours before a snowstorm, they hide in the snow.

Signs by birds what summer will be

Birds build their nests on the sunny side - by the cold summer. The nightingale sang - the water subsided. If you hear the nightingale before the cuckoo, the summer will be successful. If the nightingale sang on bare trees - crop failure on fruit.

Steppe harriers make nests in the steppe - the summer will be rainy, in the swamps - dry.

Signs on birds to change the weather

In summer, the great spotted woodpecker announces the change of weather with its drum roll. Birds sit on the ground - to the bucket, on the roofs - to bad weather. They sing merrily - for good weather. They hide in nests during the day - to rain.

If in winter jackdaws and crows croaked with the whole flock and sit on the tops of trees - this is to frost, and they arranged round dances in the sky and curl in the air - to snowfall; they sit on the snow - there will be a thaw.

Notes on birds

swallows

Swallows fly high for good weather and low for rain. Swallows and swifts fly up and down before a storm. The swallows have disappeared - the cold will come. A swallow catches a fish - wait for a thunderstorm. The swallows have arrived - it's time to sow peas.

Swifts fly high above buildings until the very late twilight - a sign of good weather.

Cuckoos

The cuckoo cuckooed - mushrooms went. A cuckoo cuckoos on a dry tree - to frost. The cuckoo began to crow - there will be no frost, the old-timers say.

The prolonged cuckooing of the cuckoo indicates the establishment of warm weather and the cessation of cold matinees.

chickens

In the summer, roosters suddenly, for no reason at all, begin to crow in broad daylight, arranging a roll call throughout the village - it will rain.

On a cloudy rainy morning, roosters begin to sing - the weather clears up, there will be a bucket. The chicken flies around the hut - to the frost.

November 14, on Kosmodemyan, chicken name days: chicken on the table. Begins to shed early in the fall - by a warm winter. In severe frost, the turkey screams - a warm wind will blow.

They fly up to the highest objects - soon it will rain. Chickens pluck all the time, cackle, bathe in the sand and flap their wings - to be bad weather.

If the chickens do not hide from the rain, then it will not be strong and short-lived. Chickens twirl their tails - be a blizzard. The mother hen puts the chickens under her - to bad weather. The rooster sings in the evening - to a change in the weather.

Early crowing of roosters in frost - to the thaw. In winter, before a severe frost, chickens sit early on a perch and try to climb higher - it is warmer there.

Chicken fat drives the scab off the face. The chicken fell from the perch - to a commotion.

geese

In frost, they flap their wings - for a thaw, for a long time splashing in a pond, flapping their wings, screaming, diligently grease their feathers - for rain.

Geese fly high - to a friendly spring flood, fly low - to low spring water.

Of migratory birds, wild geese are the first to arrive in spring. Geese and ducks bathe in the snow - for a thaw and a snowstorm. The goose will cackle in winter - to warmth.

The goose raises its paw - to the cold. The goose sits cross-legged - to the cold. If the goose presses its paw or hides its head under the wing - to the cold.

The goose stands on one leg - to the frost. The swan flies - to the snow (in late autumn), and the goose - to the rain (in early spring).

ducks

An hour or two before a storm, wild ducks begin to hide in coastal thickets, and sometimes even come ashore, where it is easier for them to hide from the wind. Wild ducks arrive in the spring fat - the spring will be long.

Wild ducks before rain and wind go to the coastal thickets for the day. Ducks and geese hide their heads under their wings - to the cold and cold. Ducks splash and dive endlessly - to be bad weather.

In the spring, upon arrival, the ducks do not cry much. If wild ducks build their nests near the water, then the coming summer will be dry, and the farther from the water, the rainier.

sparrows

In winter, the sparrows shouted in unison - for a thaw, they hide - for frost or for a snowstorm, in summer they bathe in dust - for rain, they sit puffed up - before the rain, they chirp in a long bad weather - wait for the onset of clear weather.

In good weather, sparrows are cheerful, mobile, sometimes pugnacious. Sparrows gather in flocks on the ground, become lethargic, sit, ruffled - to the rain.

If sparrows suddenly begin to actively collect fluff and feathers in the middle of winter, frost will hit in a few days. Sparrows sit on trees or buildings secretly - there will be snow without wind.

Sparrows nest nests - to the bucket. Sparrows hide under the eaves - to a strong wind. Sparrows hide in shelters or climb into heaps of brushwood - in the cold or in a snowstorm. Cheerful sparrow - to the bucket.

Sparrows climbed early under the roof - by the rain. If sparrows fly in flocks or sit in flocks - to a warm snowstorm or rain, that is, to warming. They fly in flocks - to dry fine days.

Sparrows chirp together - to heat, in winter - to snow. Sparrows fly near the water - to the rain.

crows

If on Plato and Roman (December 1) a crow walks along the road - to heat. Raven bathes in spring and summer - to heat and rain. A crow croaks in summer - to rain, in winter - to a blizzard.

Crows soar into the clouds - to bad weather, crest - to bad weather. Crows gather in a flock in winter, croak and shout - wait for snow or frost.

Crows and jackdaws hover in the air in winter - before the snow. Crows and jackdaws start a game with a cry - to the thaw.

The crows sit down somehow, with their heads in different directions - a windless warm night, they sat down with their heads in one direction, but on a thicker bough - there will be a strong wind from the side where their heads are.

Crows walk with their mouths open - before a thunderstorm. Crows frolic - winter will still stand. Crows fly low - to the cold; fly high - to the heat. Crows pluck - to the rain.

Previously, humanity was very dependent on nature. It was then that they appeared folk omens about birds. Previously, people worshiped various gods, animals, so they tried to notice even the most insignificant natural phenomena which, one way or another, could affect fate. Thus, various signs about birds appeared, passed from mouth to mouth. After such a large amount of time, they managed to reach our days, retaining their relevance.

If the bird hit the window, then you should expect guests, a noisy feast. Not just hit, but busily knocked? For news from afar. Chickens drink a lot of water - a drought will come soon, they go to bed early - expect prolonged rains. You can also learn about the upcoming rain by the low flight of swallows.

Birds can fly into the house through an open window. Get ready then for the unpleasant news of the death of someone close to you. Did the pichuga just hit the glass on the balcony or sat on the windowsill? Very soon you expect unforeseen cash embezzlement. Domestic bird who died at someone's wedding promises an unsuccessful marriage or divorce that happened soon. You can not keep any wild bird at home, except for the dove, because the rest attract misfortune, suffering.

During the walk, do not forget to raise your head up, watching, because if a flock is circling above you, then you should expect an imminent illness. If the bird is alone, beware of treason or betrayal from loved ones. If the birds, flying above you, abruptly changed their direction of flight, then some kind of danger lurks nearby. To see a dead bird on the way home means that misfortune will come to you soon.

Rejoice in the shitting bird, because this event is considered one of the few lucky signs associated with feathered creatures.

Sparrows bathe in puddles or in dust - to heat. And if, going out onto the balcony, you see that a bird has flown in there and is now crashing into the glass, looking for a way out, release it into the wild: this is good. In the heat, birds do not bathe in puddles, but sit ruffled and puff up their feathers - to a cold snap.

What does a bird knocking on the window portend?

Often there are situations when birds knock on the windows of houses. Most often this happens when it is cold, dark, so the birds want light, warmth and food. Considering such a situation from the point of view of nature, such a situation does not have any negative prerequisites. They seem to remind us of the need to help the animals around us. Hang a feeder outside the window in winter - and admire how tits and bullfinches will fly there for a treat. And let them knock on the window: this will only be a reminder that it's time to update the menu in the bird canteen.

Beliefs on the same topic can be both positive and negative. For example, a swallow is considered bright, so she brought only good luck and prosperity to the house, and if she knocks on the window, then good news should be expected. Tits can be added to this list, as they have always been considered messengers of happiness.

On the other hand, before the window (like the mirror) was considered the boundary between our world and the other world. Spirits remind of themselves with the help of birds knocking on the window. Such incidents are clearly a bad sign, as many beliefs say.

Especially beware of the crow, the cuckoo - these birds do not bring good into the house.

But the popular sign would not have been such if the wise ancestors had not figured out how to avoid trouble. There are at least six options to choose from. You can perform a ceremony of removing damage and the evil eye, thus clearing the aura, or put a bunch of mountain ash on the windowsill of each window - a natural amulet from evil.

It was also proposed to turn to the brownie for protection, pay off a negative event - with small coins scattered at the crossroads, or take it to the nearest church and feed the birds all the bread available in the house. A church candle could be lit on the window sill to clean the house, while the eldest member of the family read cleansing prayers at that time. And the ancestors also claimed that if each member of the family ties a red ribbon on the window handle, famously bypasses the house.

Heavenly Messengers

Throughout our lives, fate sends us many signs that we need to listen to. Signs about birds are only a small part of them. For example, there is a situation when a crow sat on a person. A crow sitting on its head is considered a bad sign. Especially when at the same time she also began to peck, because crows have always been famous for their ability to find the sick and weak people. And in itself, it was considered “dark”: the appearance of a raven was often taken by evil entities.

A bird crashed into a walking person - a stormy and passionate romance awaits you. A dove sitting on its head or shoulder portends a quick enrichment. Expect news when you dreamed like this. And the titmouse sitting on the hand - to the fulfillment of a dream. If the bird also chirped at the same time - feel free to make a wish: it will come true with one hundred percent probability!

All signs about birds

Yard bird is plucked- to bad weather.

The bird knocks on the window- to the news.

The bird hit the window- there will be a guest.

If a wild bird beats through the window- then there will be a decline in the house: a person or cattle will die.

Wild bird flying through the window- portends a dead person or a great misfortune.

If a bird in an open field flew into the hands- that's good.

Birds are plucked- to the bucket.

If the birds land on the ground- to the bucket, and if on the roof - to bad weather.

On the Annunciation - every bird, except for the cursed sparrow, which does not know the holiday, does not nest; if she builds a nest or sleeps through matins, then her wings are taken away for a while.

If anyone suffers from any external skin diseases- it is very useful for him to sit on the place where the bird rested.

If someone kills a little bird- then that one will not get along with cattle.

The bird flew into the house through the open window and flew out - according to the sign, a message will come.
If a bird flew into the house, to the news.
If a bird that has flown into the house holds a blade of grass or something else in its beak, then this is a sign of a good event that will happen in the near future. If the bird is still there, then you can leave some food for it, thereby appeasing it.
Wallpaper with the image of birds - to loneliness.
A bird hovers over the house or flies around - someone will get very sick.
The bird soars - beware of betrayal, especially if the bird is predatory.
Birds suddenly change the direction of flight - danger is approaching the observer.
Birds fly in front of you from left to right - a sign of good luck.
Birds fly in front of you from right to left - a sign of failure.
Birds fly at you - good luck.
Birds fly from you - a bad sign.
Birds fly high - a sign of good luck.
Birds fly low - to failure.
To see flying birds before starting the journey is a success if they fly to the right; bad luck if they fly to the left.
Seeing a white bird is a sign of happiness.
Seeing a dead bird is a sign of bad luck.
The bird sat on the window (sill) - a sign promises a small material waste.
Bird droppings fell on you (the bird pooped on you) - the omen is considered favorable, material improvements are possible.
The bird beats, knocks on the window - to the good news.
A titmouse or another bird (except for a crow, a crow) knocks on the window - to the good news
The bird flew into the chimney - someone will die in the house.
If the bird in the cage dies on the morning of the wedding - the sign portends an unhappy marriage, the spouses will eventually disperse.
Keeping a wild bird in the house is a sign of misfortune.
Hear the cry songbird in flight - a sign of good luck.
Hear a scream or croak bird of prey- a bad sign.
Hearing a night bird scream during the day is a sign of misfortune.
The dove sat on your windowsill, which means this is only good news. The house of a person is completely safe, and troubles will certainly pass by.
If a dove appeared with the windows practically closed and the doors knocking, beating against the window, this means that he brought news. And since he cannot get into the house, the message will not be delivered. In this case, if you think correctly, then nothing good or bad will happen in the house.
A white dove flying around the house is a sign of imminent death.
See a white bird near your house. Such a sign can mean an imminent wedding or the birth of a child. After all, it is white birds that are considered a symbol of purity and goodness and are very often used by newlyweds.
The stork will build a nest on the pipe of the house - the owner will have a rich life and happiness.
If the stork blows the nest off the roof, there will be a fire or other misfortune.
To see a flying stork - to a meeting with a person pleasant to you, the arrival of a long-awaited guest
If the stork moves away ahead of time from some place, it portends misfortune to this place.
A raven croaking over a house portends an illness to one of the household.
Raven bathes in the yard - unfortunately.
A raven croaks - for worse.
Crows gather in a bunch - to bad weather, bathe - too; croak in a flock in summer - to bad weather, in winter - to frost.
If a crow flies over the house and croaks three times, someone in the house will die.
If a raven sits on the roof of a house and croaks, then someone in the house will soon die
If the crow you pass by croaks strongly, expect trouble.
Jackdaws and crows sitting screaming in front of the house, especially in the morning - for worse; on the roof of the house - there will be a wedding in this house.
Crows bathe or gather in a heap - to bad weather.
A flock of jackdaws or crows in front of the house screams in the morning - for worse
In the morning, leaving the house, if you are the first one who gets in your way to see a magpie, then you will have good news.
If three magpies sit side by side and scream, to the dead man.
The woodpecker is hammering the roof of the house - to be in trouble.
If a person saw a lark in the sky, this portends an unexpected and pleasant meeting or receiving good news.
If on pancake Thursday on Maslenitsa one pancake is thrown to a rooster and he pecks it without a trace, then the owners of the house are in danger. If he bites a pancake several times and leaves it to the chickens, this is a good omen.
If the chickens climb down from the perch at night, be in trouble.
If a swallow builds a nest and then leaves it, this portends trouble.
If for the first time in a year you hear a cuckoo behind you, you will die.
If a rooster walks importantly at the door and screams, wait for a stranger to visit.
If a rooster crows at midnight, an angel of death flies over the house.
If the roosters crow at the wrong time, then either they see an evil spirit and drive him away, or they predict a dead person, or there will be new decrees, or bad weather will begin.
The first roosters sang - this is midnight: the second roosters sang - before dawn; the third roosters sang - at dawn, it's time to get up.
The finch swirls - to bad weather, cold
Whoever destroys the swallow's nest will have freckles on his face.
A chicken crows - to great grief.
The cuckoo is a prophetic bird: how many times it crows, you will live for so many years.
The cuckoo cuckooed in the left ear - a good omen.
The cuckoo is the first to fly to the promised land and the last to return, which is why it is called Vyray's housekeeper.
Chickens fight - to the guests.
Chickens scream on a perch - to a domestic quarrel.
The swallow knocking on the window will be the news.
Swans hatch chicks in a thunderstorm.
An eagle hovering overhead is a harbinger of happiness and a major victory.
The roosters sang at the wrong time - to the news.
At the first cuckoo, bang money - they will be found.
Titmouse knocks on the window - there will be news.
An owl near the house screams - to the newborn.
An owl will sit on the roof - to lack of money, with a cry - to a fire.
Magpie jumps on the patient's house - to his recovery. If a magpie sits near the window, there will be guests soon, and if there is a patient in the house, he will recover soon.
There are magpie eggs - there will be a good memory
Three seagulls flying overhead at the same time is a warning of death.
The sparrows have invisible fetters on their feet, for they brought nails carried away by swallows to the cross of Christ: that is why they jump.
A black rooster (black cat, black dog) in the house is saved from a thunderstorm and a thief.
Do not count other people's chickens - jinx it
If a chicken crows like a rooster, you need to chop off its head, otherwise it will call trouble
So that there are chickens - plant a hen when the cattle come from the field
Eggs should not be eaten where the mother hen sits
Swallows fly low - to the rain, high - to the bucket
Swallows fly up and down before the storm
Whoever kills the swallow will be abandoned by good luck in the household
If a lot of jackdaws and crows gather on the roof of the house, then there will be a wedding in it
The nightingale sings all night incessantly - before a warm day
Sparrows bathe in the dust - to the rain
Sparrows in heaps - to dry and clear weather
Sparrow is a damned bird, you need to drive him away from home
The cuckoo is a prophetic bird. How many times she cuckoos, so many years you will live in the world. If for the first time in a year you hear a cuckoo behind you, you will die.
Chickens cackled all at once - quarrels cannot be avoided
If the perch is hung with broken jugs, the chickens will rush well
If you find a stone with a hole and hang it in a chicken coop, the chickens will be safe.
The nightingale sings all night - it will be a sunny day.
Rooks graze on the grass in summer - then you need to expect rain.
If the chicken plucks itself - to bad weather.
The chicken stands on one leg - to the cold.
A mother hen puts chickens under her - to bad weather.
The rooster sings at the wrong time - to uninvited guests.
If sparrows chirp or bathe in the dust - to rain.
A tit is knocking on the window, then be dead in this house.
If a person kills a swallow or a dove, then this person will not have good luck in cattle breeding.
If a swallow's nest is destroyed, the one who destroyed it will be on fire.
Swallows fly low, be rain. High - to drought.

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You can endlessly admire white-winged birds soaring over the blue expanse of the sea or river. However, people who are not alien to the belief in omens often see in a meeting with a seagull not only a bewitching sight, but also a prediction of fate. And with equal probability, it can be both happy and frightening. As always, the content of the prophecy of the feathered oracle will depend on specific nuances.

Very often, seagulls "work" as real weather forecasters, warning land dwellers about the approach of bad weather. Walking along the shore of the reservoir, have you noticed how the birds are actively splashing and diving? You should get back under the roof as soon as possible. After all, soon a downpour will surely break out, and the wind will knock down.
Not a single experienced sailor will go to sea if he notices a lot of gulls rushing about on the sand at the water's edge, and at the same time screaming desperately. After all, this true sign predicts a strong storm with a high probability.
But snow-white birds can predict not only storms and downpours. The feathered soothsayer, calmly swaying on the waves, promises the eyewitness several days of excellent weather.
Sailors, who have been contemplating only the ocean space for a long time, also rejoice at the seagulls that have appeared above the ship. After all, their spectacle promises the approach of the long-awaited land.
An indispensable condition for a happy voyage among sailors is the spectacle of a winged passenger, comfortably seated on the mast or walking along the deck. This kind of talisman guarantees the ship and its inhabitants protection from hurricanes, enemy attacks and other dangers that often lie in wait on the high seas.
For lovers of fishing and fishermen, a great sign is a whole flock of birds hovering over the water in a particular area. This behavior of feathered lovers of fresh fish with a high probability indicates a place where you can get a rich catch.

You can rarely see a seagull over land, unless, of course, there are fish factories and household waste dumps nearby. However, each appearance of seaside or river inhabitants in urban conditions has a special, often not too happy, meaning.

Seagulls hovering overhead warn land dwellers that severe bad weather with rain and wind will soon break out in the region.
Three birds circling over a person serve as a warning about the danger of becoming mortally ill or dying.
A lone bird that fearlessly flew so close that its wing touched a shoulder or head is also not a very happy omen. Such an incident reports that soon you will have to bury one of your closest friends.
If the family has people associated with the sea, then the sight of a seagull outside the window predicts big trouble for them. The danger is especially great if the bird knocks on the glass with its beak or beats its wings.
However, in a series of gloomy predictions, there is one positive. After all, any white bird is considered a carrier of positive energy. Therefore, the droppings of a seagull that stained clothes or hair should not cause irritation, but joy. After all, in this way she shared with you a part of the luck and happiness that she carried on her wings.